Ekonomia Społeczna/Social Economy

2017 - 2020

Current editor(s): Marek Ćwiklicki

From Collegium of Economy and Public Administration
ul. Rakowicka 27, 31-510 Kraków, Poland.
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2020, volume 1

Social economy and social exclusion - introductory remarks pp. 7-12

Irena Lipowicz and Magdalena Małecka-Łyszczek

Social exclusion from the perspective of hierarchy competition theory pp. 13-21

Piotr Szreniawski

2019, volume 2

The role of stakeholders in social innovation pp. 11–22

Daria Murawska

The social economy in Poland – a contribution to the criticism of innovativeness of national solutions pp. 23–33

Wojciech Goleński

Sharing economy and sustainable development in the opinion of the inhabitants of selected Polish cities pp. 34–48

Marcin Banaszek

The social cooperative as an innovative form of action for solving social problems pp. 49–59

Dorota Koptiew and Bogusława Puzio-Wacławik

The „Małopolska Tele-Angel”. A case of social innovation in the area of telehealth home care services for seniors pp. 60–71

Monika Wilk and Michał Żabiński

Introduction: Social innovation – theory, practice, challenges pp. 7-10

Norbert Laurisz and Agnieszka Pacut

Reasons and effects of the implementation of corporate social responsibility principles into company management pp. 72–81

Maryla Giemza

2019, volume 1

Polish social innovations and opportunities for their development in comparison to other countries pp. 13–21

Alicja Staszel

Preface. Social innovations between the market and the state pp. 9-12

Norbert Laurisz and Anna Stronczek

Identification of the effects of introducing social innovations and their role in solving problems facing society pp. 22-31

Kinga Gaździcka

Social innovations as determinants of the development of local communities pp. 32-40

Adrianna Markowicz

Review of sources of financing social innovations pp. 41-50

Marta Kołodziej-Hajdo

Public aid for social innovations in the European Union – macroeconomic perspective pp. 51-58

Magdalena Pilarczyk and Maciej Woźniak

Mobile technologies as support for social innovations pp. 59-70

Weronika Kotyza and Anna Stronczek

2018, volume 2

Trajectory of changes in social entrepreneurship in Poland pp. 7-15

Agnieszka Pacut

Economy of potential and expectations: Selected remarks on the background of the National Program for the Development of Social Economy pp. 16-22

Magdalena Małecka-Łyszczek

Social economy as a component of labour market policy: The Polish experience pp. 23-32

Maciej Frączek

Monetization of social effects pp. 33-40

Jakub Głowacki

Adjustment scenarios of the social economy sector to the realities of the fourth industrial revolution pp. 41-49

Marcin Zawicki

Cultural sector as a part of social economy pp. 50-58

Joanna Sanetra-Szeliga

Social economy as an important element of professional reintegration of people with disabilities in Poland pp. 59-66

Ewa Mynarska

Role of social economy in process of implementing the neo-weberian model of the state pp. 67-73

Michał Żabiński

Financial and insurance institutions as the social economy entities in Galicia: An overview pp. 74-81

Krzysztof Broński

Social policy: From axiology to social acceptance pp. 82-89

Norbert Laurisz

Image building for non-governmental organizations pp. 90-97

Kamila Pilch

City lab as a way to implement social innovation in urban areas pp. 98-105

Piotr Kopyciński

Conceptual framework of an assessment of an economic impact of an enterprise pp. 106-115

Tomasz Geodecki

2018, volume 1

Participation of social economy entities in public procurement pp. 7-19

Dorota Moroń

Measuring the social impact: An example of Slawek Foundation pp. 20-32

Aleksandra Snarska

On meeting collective needs of the local community – selected issues pp. 33-44

Monika Augustyniak

Social responsibility activities of higher education institutions – good practices pp. 45-56

Ewelina Pędziwiatr, Agnieszka Czaplicka-Kotas and Joanna Kulczycka

Sharing economy in the opinion of officials and entrepreneurs of the Świętokrzyskie Province: Conclusions from empirical research pp. 57-67

Marcin Banaszek

Demographic, human and social capital as factors of regional development pp. 68-79

Justyna Wieczerzak

2017, volume 2

Countering homelessness in the context of the common good principle pp. 7-15

Irena Lipowicz

The personalistic concept of public administration and homelessness pp. 16-25

Sławomir Fundowicz

The concept of „social assistance” in the context of the dignity and autonomy of the homeless (philosophical and legal aspects) pp. 26-36

Anetta Breczko and Alina Miruć

Reducing homelessness on the basis of the example of Housing First program pp. 37-47

Dominika Cendrowicz

Rules of providing health services to homeless people pp. 48-56

Sebastian Sikorski

The importance of social economy forms to counteract the phenomenon of homelessness pp. 57-66

Magdalena Małecka-Łyszczek

2017, volume 1

Organizational efficiency of social economy entities: An attempt of operationalization pp. 7-21

Wojciech Goleński

Social economy as an important link in the family support system pp. 22-31

Katarzyna Jagielska and Józefa Matejek

Retraditionalisation in social economy: An example of school cooperatives pp. 32-47

Przemysław Nosal and Anna Waligóra

Tax deduction “1%” as a source of financing for the social economy in Poland: Retrospection and projection of the level of social involvement pp. 48-63

Dorota Jegorow

Family farms in Lithuania: Problems and challenges pp. 64-71

Jolita Greblikaite, Vitalija Greblikaite and Zivile Ziukaite

Efficiency of social enterprises in meeting social and business goals pp. 72-83

Agnieszka Agnieszka Chomiuk and Katarzyna Gabryelewicz